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Austin PeAy Governorsvs. EAsTERN ILLINOIs PANTHERs

6 p.m. • Sept. 26, 2009 Clarksville, Tenn. • Governors Stadium (10,000)

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SEPTEMBER 5 Newberry W, 34-23 12 atYoungstownState L,21-38 19 atIllinoisState L,7-38 26 Eastern Illinois • 6 p.m.OCTOBER 3 atTennesseeTech• 7p.m. 10 atSoutheastMissouri• 1p.m. 17 OpenDate 24 Eastern Kentucky • 6 p.m. 31 Jacksonville State • (HC) 4 p.m.NOVEMBER 7 atMurrayState• 1p.m. 14 Tennessee State • 4 p.m. 21 atTennesseeMartin• 1p.m.

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Governors to WAtCH...OffENSIVEly:SophomorerunningbackRyanWhite leadstheGovs inrushingwith297yards,averaging5.8yardspercarry.Heopenedtheseasonwith210yardsagainstNewberry...Fellowco-No.1tailbackTerrenceHolthasbeenbottledupoverthelasttwogamesbuthas170yardsrushing(6.5ypr)andtwoTDs...JuniorquarterbackTrentCaffeefailed to complete a pass in the first half against Illinois State and was replaced by Gary Orr,whocompleted8of17for95yards,butalsotossedfourinterceptions...JuniorreceiverDarryl Miller has five catches for 90 yards in three games to lead the receivers...Up front, theGovsreturnatrioofstarters,guardsKelvinLittleandStanleyBrooksalongwithtackleTylerTrent....DEfENSIVEly: Senior linebackers Daniel Becker and Kit Hartsfield again lead a defense that was on the field for 36:04 at Illinois State...Becker has been credited with 24 tackles, including a team-best 4.0 tackles for loss...Hartsfield has been credited with 21 stops...Weak safety Amius Smith is tied with Becker for the team lead in tackles with 24, including 17 solo stops...Redshirt freshman linebacker Zac Burkhart collected the Govs’ first interception of 2009 against Illinois State...Cornerback Kevis Buckley, a first-team All-OVC choice a year ago who led the league in interceptions (six) a year ago, is seeking his first 2009 intercep-tion...SafetyTremayneTownsendhas19tackles,includingthreeforloss....SPECIal TEaMS: SophomorerunningbackTerrenceHoltre-sethisownOVCrecordsfor kickoffs returned (52) and yards (1285) a year ago. He averaged 24.7 yards per punt returnagainstIllinoisState...JuniorpunterRyanKeywasoneofthefewbrightspotsagainstIllinois State, averaging 43.6 yards per punt...Freshman kicker Stephen Stansell received no field goal opportunities against Youngstown State or Illinois State after going two-for-two versusNewberry.

PAntHers to WAtCHQuarterback Jake Christensen, a fifth-year senior who graduated from Iowa last spring, is the Pan-thers quarterback. In three games, the former Hawkeye starter has completed 47 of 65 passes for 604 yards and six TD passes and just one interception...Mon Williams, who transferred from Florida last spring, has rushed 47 times for 319 yards (6.8 ypr) and four TDs...Another Florida transfer, Chevon Walker, has 148 yards rushing...Slotback Jimmy Potempa, a transfer from Michigan, has a team-leading10catcheswhileLoreneRickshas8catchesfor181yardsandtwoTDs...SophomorelinebackerCoryLemanhas29tacklestoleadthedefense...CornerbackCJJameshaspickedofftwopasses...DefensivetackleTrevorFrerickshasfourtacklesforloss...KickerAustinSignor,previously a kickoff specialist, has made two of three field goals in the early going.

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radio: Wvry �05.� FMOn WVRY 105.1 FM, Austin Peay fans can catchgamesfromCadizandRussellvilletothenorth,toNashvilleontheeast,toLawrenceburgand Savannah in the south, to Jackson, Paris andMurray(Ky.)ontheWest.David loos,whoalsohandlesplay-by-playforLadyGovsbas-ketballandcolorfortheGovs,isinhiseighthseasonasfootballplay-by-playvoicewhileVan Stokes,aveteranbroadcasterwithadiversebackground (2008 USA Wrestling Man of the Year),againaddsthecolor.Thepregameshowwill begin 30 minutes prior to the scheduledkickoffeachweek.

APsu vs. eAstern illinois: setting the sceneThe Series: APSU trails 6-3Last Meeting: Nov. 15, 2008; Austin Peay 15, Eastern Illinois 13Other information APSU’s win against EIU in 2008 was the Govs’ first when both were OVC members.The Govs rejoined the Ohio Valley Conference for football in 2007 after returning to scholarship football in 2006. The Govs tied for third in the league with a 5-3 record in 2007 and finished 7-4 overall, only the program’s fourth winning season since 1981. Last season, however, saw the Govs slip to a 2-9 record and 2-6 in the OVC...Eastern Illinois is attempting to bounce back from its worst record (3-5) as an OVC member since 2003 and the second worst since joining the league in 1996. The Panthers have won outright or shared five OVC titles since 2000.

Austin PeAyRecord: 1-2, 0-0 OVCLast Game: Sept. 19, 2009 in Normal, Ill. lost to Illinois State, 38-7Head Coach: Rick Christophel Alma Mater: Austin Peay (1975)APSU Record: 10-15 / third seasonCareer Record: 10-15 / third seasonGovs Pardon: Christophel’s 7-4 mark in 2007 season rep-resented the second most wins by a first-year head coach in Austin Peay history. Christophel is the first APSU alum to serve as head coach since Jack Bushofsky (1973-76).

eAstern iLLinois Record: 3-0, 1-0 OVCLast Game: Sept. 19, 2009 in Cape Girardeau, Mo. defeated Southeast Missouri, 23-14 Head Coach: Bob SpooAlma Mater: Purdue (1960)EIU Record: 135-109-1 / 23rd seasonCareer record: 135-109-1 / 23rd seasonPanther Paw: Bob Spoo, two-time OVC Coach of the Year and 2000 I-AA Coach of the Year, is tied for the fifth-longest tenure by a head coach at his current Division I school. Penn State’s Joe Paterno (43 years) has the longest tenure at his school.

internet video: ovCsports.tvAllOhioValleyConference footballgamesplushomenon-conferencecontestswillbetelevisedbyOVCSPORTS.TV. Sign up now to catch all of the excitingOVCactionduringthe2009-10season.TheOVCisexcitedtoofferLIVE&on-demandstreamingvideo&audiostraighttoyourcomputer.APSU’s webcast is produced by APSU’s Mass Communicationsdepartment.

television: Gov tvAll home APSU football games will be available this seasononCharterChannel99andCDELightbandChannel9.ThelivetelevisionfeedisproducedbyAPSU’s Mass Communications department.

CaptainsTheGovernorspermanentcaptainsforthe2009seasonare:#5,KevisBuckley,cornerback#33,DanielBecker,linebacker#99, Rocky Dee Peeler, defensive tackle#61,TylerTrent,offensivetackle

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ovC teLeConFerenCeThenineOVCcoachesarefeaturedonaweeklyteleconferenceeachTuesdayat10a.m.(CT) during the regular season. APSU coach Rick Christophel will be available from 10:35-10:42 a.m. of the teleconference. For information on how to access the call, please contact Kyle Schwartz in the OVC Office (615-371-1698 or [email protected])

reMeMBer...it’s stiLL tHe FCs, not i-AABeginningwiththe2006NationalChampionship,theNCAAdroppedtheI–A/I–AAnomenclaturethat defined college athletics for the previous 25 years. The divisions are now the Football BowlSubdivision(FBS)andtheFootballChampionshipSubdivision(FCS).FCSistheonlyDivisionIfootballsubdivisiontohostaNCAA–sponsorednationalchampionship.TheFBS–formerlyDivisionI–A–competesfortheBowlChampionshipSeriesnationalchampionship.Theotherdifference?TeamsthatplayattheFCSlevelcanofferamaximumof63scholarshipscomparedtotheFBS’85scholarshiplimit.Richmondwonthe2008FCStitle.

FCs PLAyoFF exPAnsionInApril2008,theNCAABoardofDirectorsapprovedanewbudgetfortheDivisionIFootballChampionship,whichpermitted thepostseasonbracket toexpand from16 to20 teamsbeginning with the 2010 season. It marks the first expansion since the playoff field grew from12to16teamsin1997.In2010,automaticbidswillclimbfor8to10whiletheat-largeberthsalsowillrisefrom8to10.

62nd ovC seAsonThisisthe62ndseasonofOhioValleyConferencefootball.Fourteenteamshavewonorsharedtheleague’sfootballtitle,ledbyEasternKentucky,winnerof20outrightorsharedchampionships. Austin Peay’s only title came in 1977.

73rd seAsonThis is the 73rd season of football competition for the Governors. APSU played its 700th game in 2007 and will play its 736th game, Saturday. They enter the game with a 266-453-16record.

tHird yeAr BACK in ovCThis is Austin Peay’s third year back in the Ohio Valley Conference. Members of the OVC from 1963 to 1996, Austin Peay, citing financial concerns, became a non-scholarship program in 1997. The Governors then joined the non-scholarship Pioneer Football League from 2001-05. In Fall 2004, then-APSU President Sherry Hoppe announced Austin Peay would investigate returning to scholarship football. Six months later it was announced APSU would return to scholarship football in 2006 while rejoining the OVC in 2007. APSU posted a 3-8 record in 2006 in its return to scholarship football before recording a 7-4 record in 2007, including a 5-3 mark in the OVC. APSU slipped back to 2-9 overall and 2-6 in the OVC a year ago.

LonG tiMe BetWeen ovC GAMes When Austin Peay played Tennessee State, Sept. 15, 2007, it was the Governors first Ohio Valley Conference game since the 1996 season finale, a 55–24, Nov. 23, victory against Tennessee-Martin.Thatwasaspanof3,892daysbetweenOVCcontests.

Govs PiCKed seventH Austin Peay was picked to finish in a tie for seventh place in the 2009 Ohio Valley Confer-encepreseasonpollofleagueheadcoachesandsportsinformationdirectors.Fiveteamsreceived first-place votes but it was defending champ Eastern Kentucky earning the honors as the league’s first-place choice with 105 points (10 first-place votes) followed by UT Martin (four first-place votes/92 points) and Eastern Illinois (two second-place votes/89 points). Tennessee State (one first-place vote/74 points) was fourth followed by Murray State (one first-place vote/61 votes), Tennessee Tech (35) and Austin Peay (33) and Southeast Missouri (33).DuetoapostseasonbanbytheNCAA(occasion-threehistoricpenaltyoftheAcademicProgress Rate), in accordance with OVC by-laws Jacksonville State is not eligible for the OVCChampionshipthisseason.TheGamecockswillstillplayafullconferenceschedulewithwinsandlossescountingandwillbeeligibletoberankedinnationalpolls.

in-stAte rivALries HAve MeAninGRepresentatives from theNashvilleSportsCounciland theOhioValleyConferencean-nouncedin2007thecreationoftheSergeantYorkTrophy,whichgoestothewinnerofthequadrangularseasonfootballseriesbetweenthefourOVCmemberschoolslocatedinthestate of Tennessee – Austin Peay, Tennessee-Martin, Tennessee State and Tennessee Tech. Theawardisonlythesecondtravelingtrophyinvolvingmorethantwoteamsincollegesports.TheotheristheCommander-in-Chief’sTrophywhichhasbeencontestedbetweenAir Force, Army and Navy annually since 1972. In 2008, APSU and Tennessee State tied for the Sgt. York Trophy a year ago with 2-1 records, respectively. However, TSU was awarded the trophy because they beat the Governors head to head. TSU (3-0) also won it in 2008.

GranvilleEastman(SaintMary’s(Halifax,NovaScotia),1992),defensivecoordinator/linebackers

Steve Haywood (Austin Peay, 1998), assistant headcoach/offensiveline

MarcusGildersleeve(VirginiaTech,2000),secondary/specialteams

JoshRoberts(Lambuth,2006),runningbacksRyan Taylor (Austin Peay, 2005), linebackers/

strengthandconditioningDainon Sidney (UAB, 1999), secondaryChadCreamer(OhioState,2008),defensive

backsCraig Candeto (U.S. Naval Academy, 2004),

quarterbacks

Christophel Profile

Assistant Coaches

APsu Pronunciation GuideAshlonAdams.........................................Ash-lunMalakiBeeler..................................... mal-uh-kieKevisBuckley........................................ keev-usTrentCaffee............................................. calf-eeLaDariusDavis..............................luh-dar-ee-usJontamionForrest....................... jon-tay-mee-unSpencerGulmire................................... gull-mireJayRHarper.................................. sameasJ.R.JackHoeh..................................................... hayChrisLitteral.......................................luh-tare-ulAntwaun Majors..................................An-TWANBlairOffutt..................................................off-uttAmiusSmith..............................uh-MY-usSmithStephenStansell..................................Stan-zullEricStenbrunner...........................stein-broon-urTremayneTownsend...........................truh-mainIssacZiolkowski............................zuh-cow-skee

sergeant york trophy ContestsOct. 3 – Austin Peay at Tennessee TechOct.10–TennesseeTechatTennesseeMartinOct.18–TennesseeMartinatTennesseeTechOct.31–TennesseeStateatTennesseeTechNov.7–TennesseeMartinatTennesseeStateNov. 14 – Tennessee State at Austin PeayNov. 21 – Austin Peay at Tennessee Martin

RICK CHRISTOPHElHead Coach(Third year)Overall: 10-15,7-9OVC2009: 1-2,0-0OVCPlayING CaREER: Played four seasons (1971-74) for Austin PeayCOaCHING CaREER: 1975-76 Austin Peay,

graduateas-sistant

1976-78 Highlands(Ky.)HighSchool,assis-tantcoach

1979-81 Austin Peay, assistant coach 1982 SouthernArkansas,assistantcoach1983 Cincinnati,assistantcoach1984-85 Rice, assistant coach 1986-90 Vanderbilt,assistantcoach,defensive

coordinator(1989)1991-94 Mississippi State, assistant coach1995-07 Alabama-Birmingham,assistant

coach(1995-07);offensivecoordina-tor(1995-98),seniorassociateathlet-icsdirector,internalaffairs(2002-03);defensivecoordinator(2001,2006-07)


APsu By the numbersGovs to Get tAste oF FBs BeGinninG in 20�0Austin Peay will be stepping up and out of FCS competition in 2010. In doing so, the Gov-ernors will be renewing a former Ohio Valley Conference rivalry. APSU will play longtime rivalMiddleTennesseeduringtheseason’ssecondweek,althoughadatehasnotbeenset.Originally,thetwoteamsweresettoplaySept.2inMurfreesboro,butnowtheBlueRaiders will play Minnesota to open the season. Austin Peay has not played a Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) team since the Governors lost at Troy, 41-3, in the 2002 season. APSU has not played a FBS program as a scholarship program since it lost to Arkansas Statein1996.TheGovernorsalsoaresettoplayMemphistenativelyscheduledforSept.17, 2011 and will travel to Ohio in 2013. APSU is working to play other guarantee games againstFBSopponentsinthefuture.neW dudsHopefully,fansshouldhavenoproblemsseeingthenumbersontheirfavoriteGovernorsin2009.TheGovernorsaresportingnewuniforms.Thenewhometopsareredwithlargewhite numbers on the front, back and shoulders, with the word Austin Peay above the front numbers.Athinwhitestriperunsfromthenecktounderthearms.TheGovswillwearthered home jerseys with white pants. The visiting white jersey will be reversed from the red onesandwillbewornwithredpants.

AArP CArdsAustin Peay enters 2009 with 26 seniors on its roster. That number is believed to be the mostinGovernorshistory.Notsince1980,when21seniorsreportedtocamp,hasanAustinPeay team reported to camp with at least 20 seniors.

First sCHoLArsHiP CLAss noW seniorsAPSU returned to scholarship football in 2006. Now that first scholarship class enters its senior season. Fifteen of the original 24 signing class are still with the APSU program.

LAst oF tHe MoHiCAnsNot only does 2009 mark the senior season for the original scholarship class in APSU’s returntoscholarshipfootball,butitrepresentsclosureofthenon-scholarshiperaaswell.Infact,nineGovernors,recruitedin2005asnon-scholarshipperformers,willcall2009theirlast:offensiveguardJustinCunningham,defensivebackNoyGarrett,cornerbackMarvisMalone,widereceiverDanielLambert, linebacker/safetyDanielSwenson,defensiveendChris Newell, quarterback Gary Orr, defensive tackle Phillip Sparn and offensive guard StanleyBrooks.Allninewereredshirtedin2005andtransitionedtothescholarshipera.Mostofthatgroupeventuallyearnedscholarships.

tennessee PrideOfthe88-manroster,79oftheGovernorsarefromTennessee.

CLArKsviLLe ConneCtionOf the 79 Tennessee Governors, 14 come from hometown Clarksville. In fact, nine Clarks-villeGovsare listedon the two-deep–JeffLyleat runningback,KelvinLittleatguard,BradWilliamsattightend,ChrisHaynesatlinebacker,AmiusSmithatweaksafety,DanielSwensonatweaksafety,ChrisNewellatdefensiveend,kickerIsaacZiolkowskiandBentonJacksonatlongsnapper.

Govs in ovC oPenersThis will be Austin Peay’s 37th Ohio Valley Conference season, the third in its second tenure in the league. The Governors are just 8-28 in OVC season openers. In their first season backintheOVC,theGovernorslosttoTennesseeState,33-32,intheir2007OVCopenerand then lost to Tennessee-Martin, 31-17, a year ago. APSU’s last OVC-opening win came in1992whentheGovernorsdefeatedSoutheastMissouri,21-16.2009 Governors MediA Guide AvAiLABLe onLineIn Incontinuedefforts toremainenvironmentallyconscious, the2009GovernorsFootballmedia guide is now available online in a PDF format. The publication contains biographies ofcoachesandplayers,areviewofthe2008season,statisticsandathoroughhistoryoftheGovernorsfootballprogram.Fansandmediamemberscandownloadthepublicationbysection, or in its entirety by visiting the Football page on LetsGoPeay.com and clicking on “MediaGuides.”

riCK CHristoPHeL rAdio sHoW Live MondAy At GoLden ruLeAustin Peay fans can play Monday-evening quarterback by tuning in to the Rick Christophel Showat6p.m.,eachMonday,onSolidGospel105.1FM.TheshowairslivefromGoldenRuleSmokeHouseGrillonWilmaRudolphandisopentothepublic.JoinhostBrianRivesastheybreakdownthepreviousgameandlooktotheweekahead.Assistantcoachesandplayerguestsalsowillbemakingappearances.FanscanaskquestionsbyvisitingLetsGo-Peay.com, going to Football and clicking on the Rick Christophel Show icon.

Average Height/Weight of StartersOffENSE

aPSU Position EIU6-3/200 Wide Receiver 6-1/1856-3/226 Quarterback 6-1/2155-9/199 Running Back 6-2/2205-11/242 fullback N/A6-1/286 Offensive line 6-4/300 6-3/244 Tight End 6-2/227 DEfENSEaPSU Position EIU6-3/265 Defensive End 6-2/2356-2/287 Defensive Tackle/Nose 6-01/2/2796-2/226 linebackers 6-01/2/2155-10/186 Defensive Backs 5-10/189

tale of the tape

Player (year) att yds JayBailey(2002) 319 1687Chris Fletcher (2006) 255 1401Chris Fletcher (2007) 251 1343Floyd Jones (1981) 134 1093John Ogles (1966) 247 1054 MikeLewis(1986) 209 1032JohnOgles(1965) 212 1017

APsu �000-yard rushers

2641.4

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Number of seniors the Govs have on the 2009 roster after having 13 in 2008, 8 in 2007 and only 4 in 2006.

Ryan Key’s net punting average against Illinois State after averaging a season-best 43.6 yards per punt overall.

How many first downs the Governors recorded in the second half at Illinois State.

Where the Governors are picked, along with SEMO, this season in the Ohio Val-ley Conference preseason poll.

Number of interceptions the Governors have recorded in 2009--notching their first at Illinois State.

Where junior running back/kick returner Terrence Holt is ranked in FCS all-pur-pose yards after three weeks.

Number of starters the Govs have returning on defense from the 2008 season.

The 2009 Preseason Poll as voted by the conference’scoachesandsportsinformationdirectors: Pl Team (1st-place votes) Points 1. EasternKentucky(10) 105 2. UT Martin (4) 92 3. EasternIllinois(2) 89 4. Tennessee State (1) 74 5. MurrayState(1) 61 6. TennesseeTech 35 7. Austin Peay 33 SoutheastMissouri 33Note:JacksonvilleStateisnoteligibleforthe OVC title (NCAA APR penalties) and thereforeisnotrankedinthepreseasonpoll.

ovC Preseason Poll


ovC PreseAson HonorsThreeGovernorswererecognizedwithpreseasonAll-OVChonors,twofromthe defense. Senior cornerback Kevin Buckley, a first-team All-OVC pick ayearago,earnedpreseasonhonorsafterpickingoffsixpassesin2008,whileseniorlinebackerDanielBecker,theteam’sleadingtacklerayearagowith 102, also was named preseason first-team. APSU’s other preseason choice was kick returner Terrence Holt, who earned first-team All-OVC last fallafteragainbreakingtheOVCrecordforkickoffreturnyards(1285).Infact,HoltsettheOVCsingle-gamereturnyardsrecordwith250inthe2008seasonopeneratNorthDakotaState.

BeCKer eArns FCs Honors FroM CdsSeniorlinebackerDanielBeckerwasnamedsecond-teampreseasonAll-AmericabyConsensusDraftServices(CDS).A2008second-teamAll-OVClinebacker, Becker led the Govs in tackles as a junior. Meanwhile, Kevis Buckley, a first-team All-OVC cornerback a year ago, earned honorable mentionAll-AmericafromFDS.

PHiL steeLe reCoGniZes six GovsAustin Peay linebacker Daniel Becker and cornerback Kevin Buckley were named first-team preseason All-OVC by Phil Steele’s 2009 Preview, one of thenation’smostinformativepreseasonfootballmagazines.Inaddition,sixotherGovs,kickreturnerTerrenceHolt,runningbackRyanWhite,offensiveguard Kelvin Little, defensive tackle Dee Peeler, linebacker Kit Hartsfield and safetyTremayneTownsend, were named preseason second-teamAll-OVC by Phil Steele.

2008 ovC HonorsThreeGovernors,allofwhomwereunderclassmenayearago,earned2008All-OVChonors.SeniorKevisBuckley,wholedtheOVCininterceptionsayearago,wasnamedfirst-team All-OVC at cornerback. Junior kick returner Terrence Holt, who broke his own OVC records for kickoff returns and yards, also earned first-team honors. In addition, se-niorlinebackerDanielBecker,wholedtheGovernorsintacklesayearago,wasnamedsecondteam.

HoLt JoLtsIn 2007, Terrence Holt set both the APSU and OVC records for kickoff return yardage with 1,104 yards in returns. In 2008, he crushed that mark and the number of returns mark. Holt finished 2008 with 1,285 yards in kickoff returns, with his 52 returns bettering the mark of 45 he set in 2007. The previous returns mark (36) was set by Rex Motes (Austin Peay, 1986) andAnthonyOwens(TennesseeState,1990).HoltalsosettheOVCrecordforsingle-gamereturnyardswhenhereturnedsevenkickoffsfor250yardsagainstNorthDakotaState,breaking the mark of 215 set by Daniel Ruffin in 1997.

GettinG A LittLe PiCKyTheGovernors’All-OVCcornerbackKevisBuckleyinterceptedsixpassesin2008.ThatmarktiedhimwitheightformerGovsasthesecondhighestsingle-seasoninterceptiontotalin APSU history. Buckley enters 2009 fourth all time in career interceptions with 12. Kirk Pointer (16/1992-95) is APSU’s all-time leader.

WHite reACHes ovC ALL-neWCoMer HeiGHtsAsafreshman,RyanWhitegotofftoaslowstart.Infact,theformerBrentwoodAcademystaralmostfellofftheradarduringmidseasongames.However,hebegangainingmoreplayingtimeagainstTennesseeStateinWeek7butitwasWeek8,againstTennesseeTech,when White really stepped onto the big stage. Coming off the bench for an injured Theo Townsend,herushed22timesfor185yards.Whitefollowedthatupwith116yards(25carries) at Jacksonville State and 124 yards (23 carries) at Eastern Illinois. He also added 80 yards on 19 carries in the season finale against Southeast Missouri. White finished with 600yardsrushingon118carries,animpressive5.1yardspercarry.ItearnedhimaspotontheOVCAll-Newcomerteam.

HoMeGroWn HeAd CoACHRick Christophel, who became Austin Peay’s 17th head football coach in 2007, is the first APSU graduate to head the program since 1973-76 (Jack Bushofsky). He also became the first first-year head coach since 1979 (Watson Brown) to win as many as seven games (7-3) inhisinitialseason.OnlyJames“Boots”Donnelly,whowoneightgamesin1977,hadmorefirst-season wins. As a Governor, Christophel was the first of three brothers who played quarterback for APSU. Randy Christophel played quarterback at APSU from 1975-78 while Robplayedthepositionfrom1981-82.

toP rusHinG eFForts Player (Opponent) att yds TDRyanWhite(NC) 23 210 0TerrenceHolt(NC) 15 152 2Ryan White (YSU) 15 47 0Ryan White (ISU) 13 40 1

Best PAssinG PerForMAnCes Player (Opponent) Pa CP Int yd TDTrent Caffee (YSU) 23 13 1 158 1Gary Orr (ISU) 17 8 4 95 9Trent Caffee (NC) 12 6 1 84 1

toP reCeivinG yArdsPlayer (Opponent) Rec yds TD Darryl Miller (YSU) 3 `40 1Adrian Mines (YSU) 2 49 0Scott Thomas (YSU) 2 44 0T.C. Jennings (ISU) 1 28 0DarrylMiller(NC) 1 25 1Darryl Miller (ISU) 1 25 0Ryan White (ISU) 3 23 0ScottThomas(NC) 1 21 0

toP tACKLersPlayer (Opponent) UT ast Tot Kit Hartsfield (YSU) 7 3 10Daniel Becker (YSU) 2 8 10AmiusSmith(NC) 7 2 9Amius Smith (ISU) 7 2 9Daniel Becker (ISU 3 6 9Spencer Gulmire (ISU) 1 8 9Tremayne Townsend (ISU) 5 3 8Tremayne Townsend (NC) 4 2 6JayR Harper (NC) 4 2 6Amius Smith (YSU) 3 3 6Ricky Thomas (ISU) 1 5 6Kit Hartsfield (ISU) 1 5 6

tACKLes For Loss Player (Opponent) Tfl ydsTremayne Townsend (NC) 2.0 4Daniel Becker (YSU) 1.5 6Daniel Becker (ISU) 1.5 2

top 2009 single-Game efforts

OVC OverallSchool W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Eastern Illinois 1-0 1.000 3-0 1.000Eastern Kentucky 1-0 1.000 1-1 .500Austin Peay 0-0 .000 1-2 .333Murray State 0-0 .000 1-2 .333Tennessee Martin 0-0 .000 1-2 .333Tennessee State 0-0 .000 1-2 .333Tennessee Tech 0-1 .000 1-1 .500Southeast Missouri 0-1 .000 1-2 .333Jacksonville State 0-0 .000 1-2 .333

2009 ovC standings

33 • Becker

5 • Buckley

3 • holt

Saturday, September 26TennesseeTechatKansasState,1:10p.m.TennesseeStatevs.#25FloridaA&M,2:30p.m.(Atlanta, Ga.) (VERSUS)#21JacksonvilleStateatNichollsState,3p.m.*#24 Eastern Illinois at Austin Peay, 6 p.m. (OVCSports.TV)*Southeast Missouri at UT Martin, 6 p.m. (OVC-Sports.TV)*#20EasternKentuckyatMurrayState,7p.m.(OVCSports.TV)*OVCGames


rusHinG20. Ryan White, APSU 99.0071. Terrence Holt, APSU 56.67

ALL-PurPose yArdst2. Terrence Holt, APSU 210.0078. Ryan White, APSU 108.33

KiCKoFF returns (yds/return)57. Terrence Holt, APSU 23.56

FieLd GoALst50. Stephen Stansell, APSU 0.67

tacklest100.DanielBecker 8.00t100.AmiusSmith 8.00

tackles for losst67.DanielBecker 1.33

PuNtING25. Ryan Key 40.91

2009 nCAA rankings...individual CAPtAin MArveLsPrior to 2009, only one Austin Peay football player served as a team captain for three straightseasons.QuarterbackBrianBakerwasnamedteamcaptainfrom1999-2001duringtheGovernorsnon-scholarshipera.Twomorenameswereaddedtothatlistthisseason.Linebacker Daniel Becker and defensive tackle Rocky Dee Peeler were voted captains for a third straight season by their teammates. Becker and Peeler have been starters for the APSU defense since early in their respective freshmen seasons. In addition to Peeler and Becker,twootherseniorswerevotedcaptainsbytheirteammates,cornerbackKevisBuckleyandoffensivetackleTylerTrent,whoistheoffense’sonlycaptainselection.

not PiCKy enouGHA year ago, Austin Peay finished the season with 17 interceptions. However the Governors did not record their first in 2009 until early in the second half against Illinois State when Zac Burkhart intercepted ISU’s Matt Brown. QuArterBACK sHuFFLeAPSU starting quarterback, junior Trent Caffee, struggled in the first half at Illinois State. The junior failed to complete a pass in three attempts and was sacked twice. He was re-placed in the second quarter by senior Gary Orr, last season’s starter before a thumb injury sidelined him in Week 4. Orr led the Govs on a 99-yard touchdown drive, their only score. However,Orrthenstruggledinthesecondhalf,throwingfourinterceptionsandlosingtwofumbles.Healsowassackedonceandwasforcedtotrackdownahighcentersnapfora19-yardloss.

HoLt HALtedAfterrollingup288yardsall-purposeyardsoffenseagainstNewberry,TerrenceHoltwasbottledupforthemostpartbyYoungstownState.Althoughhehad156inkickoffreturns,He only had eight yards rushing and 11 receiving, finishing with 184 all-purpose yards. For the most part, Illinois State also put the clamps on the elusve Holt. He finished with 158 all-purpose yards, 148 of them on six kickoff returns. The junior dropped into a second-place tieinNCAAFCSinall-purposeyards,averaging210pergame.

HArd to CoMe ByThe Govs’ 107 yards in total offense at Illinois State were the fewest gained by an Austin Peay teamsinceitwasheldto91byNorthDakotaStateintheseasonopenerlastseason.

no rusH to JudGMentWhen the Governors were held to 14 rushing yards on 32 carries against Illinois State, it was APSU’s fewest rushing yards since Catawba held them to seven yards rushing on 22 attempts,Aug.30,2001.

rusH JoBWith Ryan White running for a 24-yard second-quarter touchdown at illinois State–the Govs’ only score–it marked the sixth straight game APSU has recorded at least one rushing touch-down.

Key PerForMerRyan Key’s 43.6 yards per punt average at Illinois State was his best single-game punting per-formance since averaging 46.0 at Samford, Oct. 20, 2007. Just as importantly, Key’s net punt average–punting average minus punt return yards–was an impressive 41.4 yards per punt.inJury LoGWhen senior offensive guard Justin Cunningham suffered a broken right fibula in the first halfatIllinoisState,itwasthethirdGovtobedeclaredoutfortheseasoninthepastweek.EarlieritwasdiscoveredJayRHarperandChrisTaylorhadsufferedtornanteriorcruciateligaments,Harper’shavingoccurredagainstNewberryandTaylor’sversusYoungstownState.rusH HourWhenRyanWhiterushedfor210yardsandTerrenceHolt152yardsagainstNewberryCollege, it was the first time since Sept. 10, 2005 versus Cumberland that Austin Peay had two rushers with more than 100 yards rushing. In fact, it also marked the first time since that game for the Governors to rush for 300 or more yards, finishing with 371 yards total.

WHite outRyan White ran for 93 first-half yards and came back with 117 in the second half in the season opener to finish with 210 yards. He became the first Gov to rush for more than 200 single-gameyardssinceJayBaileyhad201yardsagainstDavidson,Nov.9,2002.Healsobecame the first Govs player to rush for 200 or more yards since its return to scholarship football. In fact, he became the first scholarship-era Govs to run for 200 yards since Jacob Dickson had 226 yards against UT Martin in the 1996 season.

2009 nCAA rankings...teamrAnKinGs (outof118teams)rusHinG oFFense 41 149.67PAssinG oFFense 108 114.67PAssinG eFFiCienCy 107 86.81totAL oFFense 87 264.33

sCorinG oFFense 65 20.67rusHinG deFense 77 157.33PAssinG eFFiCienCy deFense 102 152.73PAss deFense 102 260.33totAL deFense 98 417.67sCorinG oFFense 93 33.00net PuntinG 75 32.42Punt returns28 10.80

KiCKoFF returns39 22.32

Game officialsThis week’s officials, assigned by the Ohio Val-leyConference,are:Referee:ToddDunawayUmpire:SteveJoestlinesman:ChrisBarneyline Judge:SteveHornSide Judge: Kirk Paitselfield Judge:JabirWalkerBack Judge:SteveHendley


Austin PeAy’s 2009 stArtinG LineuPsOffenseOppOnenT wr lT lg c rg rT Te/HB qB rB wr/fB/HB wrNC Miller Barker Little Schmid Brooks Trent Williams Caffee White Forrest Mines@YSU Miller Barker Little Schmid Brooks Trent Hoeh Caffee White Forrest Mines@ISU Miller Barker Little Schmid Brooks Trent Williams Caffee White Litteral MinesEIU@TTU@SEMOEKUJSU@MURTSU@UTM

defenseOppOnenT de dT nT de mlB slB cB fs ss ws cBNC Clark Johnson Peeler Newell Becker Hartsfield Buckley Harper Townsend Smith Davis@YSU Clark Johnson Peeler Newell Becker Hartsfield Buckley Taylor Townsend Smith Davis@ISU Clark Johnson Peeler Newell Becker Hartsfield Buckley Townsend Gulmire Smith DavisEIU@TTU@SEMOEKUJSU@MURTSU@UTM

HoLt BoLts When APSU junior running back Terrence Holt rushed for 152 yards against Newberry, it included a 75-yard TD scamper that broke open the tight game. It represented APSU’s longest TD rush since Chris Fletcher ran 74 yards against Valparaiso in 2005. nettinG A KiCKinG GAMeStephenStansellhascreatedaproblem.Thefreshmankickerhasshownsuchastronglegin practice, APSU has been forced to put a net over the scoreboard/Jumbotron. The kicking game, both placekicking and kickoffs, was a problem for APSU a year ago. The Athens na-tivehastakenoveralltheplacekickingdutiesafternofewerthanthreekickerswereusedbyAPSU a year ago.revAMPed deFensive stAFFWhen Granville Eastman was forced to step away from his job as defensive coordinator last fall because of immigration issues, a silver lining developed late in the season. APSU hired,onatemporarybasis,formerTennesseeTitansdefensivebackDainonSidney,whoplayed for APSU head coach Rick Christophel at UAB, to substitute for Eastman. It worked outsowellthatChristophelhaskeptSidney,whohadbeenworkinginprivatebusinessinNashville,assecondarycoach.Eastman,whoformerlycoachedthesecondary,nowishandlingthelinebackersinadditiontohiscoordinator’sduties.RyanTaylor,whowashiredayearagoaslinebackerscoach,hasmovedupfronttothedefensivelinecoach’sposi-tion,bringinghisenegerticpersonalitytothatarea.Additionally,formerOhioStatestudentassistantChadCreameristhegraduateassistant.

oFFensive stAFF returns intACtAustin Peay’s offensive staff returns intact for 2009. Assistant head coach Steve Haywood returnsforhis10thseasononstaff,muchofitasoffensivelinecoach.Inaddition,MarcusGildersleeveagainwillbecoaching thewidereceivers forhis fourthseasonwhileJoshRobertsis inhisfourthseasonworkingwiththerunningbacks.FormerNavystarCraigCandetoiscoachingthequarterbacksasagraduateassistant.

neW sCHeMeThe Govs are unveiling a new defensive scheme in 2009. After playing a traditional 4-3 for much of the last decade, APSU head coach Rick Christophel and defensive coordinator Granville Eastman elected to take advantage of the Govs quickness by utilizing a 4-2-5 scheme. Up front, the defensive is the same. However, at the second level, APSU play just twolinebackers.Inthesecondarynowwillfeaturetwocornerbacksandthreesafeties–afreesafety,astrongsafetyandaweaksidesafety.

FLyinG HiGH Afewshortmonthsago,Craig Candeto was flying a $57 million Super Hornetaircraft for the U.S. Navy as partofhissix-yearstintasafighter pilot and member of theStrikeFighterSquadron106 “Gladiators,” stationedinVirginiaBeach,Va.

Nowheiscoachingquarterbacksasagraduate assistant at Austin Peay. It’s not like hedoesn’thavethebackground.Beforehismilitarycareer,CandetowasasportsstarinhisownrightwhosharesanNCAArecord.The Deland, Fla., native was a two-sportprepstar,earningthe19996AFloridaStateHigh School Player of the Year award. As a quarterbackin2002atNavy,herushedforsixtouchdownsinNavy’s58-12winagainstArmy—thosesixrushingTDsmatchedtheNCAArecordforrushingTDsbyaquarter-back.Intotal,heaccountedforsevenTDsin the game. Candeto is one of just 26 FBS quarterbacktohaverushedandpassedfor1,000ormoreyards,respectively,inasingleseason

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tHe sPorts netWorK toP 25 PoLLteAM (First-PLACe votes) reCord Points Prev rAnK1.RichmondSpiders(132) 3-0 3,688 12. Villanova Wildcats (9) 3-0 3,481 23. Northern Iowa Panthers (6) 2-1 3,385 34. Montana Grizzlies 3-0 3,162 45. William & Mary Tribe (2) 3-0 3,064 56.NewHampshireWildcats(1) 2-0 2,787 67.JamesMadisonDukes 1-1 2,767 78. McNeese State Cowboys 3-0 2,664 89. Southern Illinois Salukis 1-1 2,402 910.AppalachianStateMountaineers 0-2 2,107 1011.WeberStateWildcats 1-2 1,997 1312. Central Arkansas Bears 1-1 1,894 1613. Elon Phoenix 2-1 1,857 1114. South Carolina State Bulldogs 2-0 1,629 1515.MassachusettsMinutemen 2-1 1,551 1716. Cal Poly Mustangs 1-1 1,512 1217. South Dakota State Jackrabbits 2-0 1,436 1818. Wofford Terriers 1-2 1,226 1419. Eastern Washington Eagles 2-1 841 2120.EasternKentuckyColonels 1-1 770 2221.HolyCrossCrusaders 3-0 726 2322. Jacksonville State Gamecocks 1-2 656 2423. Texas State Bobcats 1-1 646 1924. Eastern Illinois Panthers 3-0 395 NR25.LibertyFlames 2-1 297 NROthersreceivingvotes:FloridaA&M295,Delaware218,Maine215,Colgate155,GramblingState114, Youngstown State 89, Samford 73, Northern Arizona 72, Harvard 65, Penn 57, Montana State 56, Stephen F. Austin 52, Furman 50, Prairie View 46, Gardner-Webb 34, South Dakota 23, Albany 20, The Citadel 20, Tennessee State 18, Southern 14, North Dakota State 13, Tennessee-Martin 13, Butler 12,GeorgiaSouthern12,Hampton12,NorthDakota8,AlabamaState6,MissouriState6,TennesseeTech 6, North Carolina A&T 5, Old Dominion 5, Hofstra 4, Western Illinois 4, Cornell 3, Portland State 3,Drake2,JacksonState2,Yale2,Chattanooga1,Lafayette1,SamHoustonState1,SanDiego1,Southeastern Louisiana 1, UC Davis 1.

tHe FCs CoACHes PoLL toP 25 PoLLteAM (First-PLACe votes) reCord Points Prev rAnK1.Richmond(25) 3-0 673 12.Villanova(1) 3-0 627 23.Montana 3-0 609 34. Northern Iowa 2-1 581 45.William&Mary 3-0 559 56.JamesMadison 1-1 528 67. New Hampshire 2-0 498 78. Southern Illinois 1-1 484 89. McNeese State (1) 3-0 464 1010. Appalachian State 0-2 414 911. Weber State 1-2 411 1212.CentralArkansas 1-1 393 1313. Elon 2-1 334 1114. Cal Poly 1-1 284 1415. Massachusetts 2-1 274 1716.SouthCarolinaState 2-0 260 1617.Wofford 1-2 226 1518. South Dakota State 2-0 204 2119.TexasState 1-1 166 1820.EasternWashington 2-1 157 2021. Jacksonville State 1-2 124 2222.EasternKentucky 1-1 109 2323. Holy Cross 3-0 84 NR24. Liberty 2-1 66 2425.FloridaA&M 3-0 56 NR

Others receiving votes (points in parentheses): Maine (45), Eastern Illinois (33), Grambling State (16), Montana State (16), Harvard (11), North Dakota (11), Northern Arizona (10), Prairie View A&M (10), Delaware (8), Youngstown State (8), Pennsylvania (7), Colgate (6), Southeastern Louisiana (4), Hofstra (2),StephenF.Austin(2),MissouriState(1).

CAreer interCePtionsRnk No. Player Season 1. 16 Kirk Pointer (16-70) 1992-95 2. 15 JimmyHardie(15-193) 1967-70 3. 13 HowellFlatt(13-211) 1966-69 4. 12 Kevis Buckley (12-124) 2006- 5. 11 ThomasSexton(11-232) 1998-02 11 JoeGrimsley(11-115) 1977-79 11 JimThompson(11-109) 1971-73 11 Corey Phillips (11-63) 2001-04 9. 10 Ron Shergog (10-133) 1984-8510. 9 LynnHailstock(9-96) 1976-7911. 8 Ronnie Fuqua (8-148) 1968-71 8 MichaeShelton(8-137) 1980-83 8 TimChilcutt(8-136) 1963-65 8 TaylonJenkins(8-105) 1997-98 8 WillArmstrong(8-96) 1981-83 8 Dexter Freeman (8-64) 1978-80 8 Don Derrick (8-53) 1974-77 8 Rodney Bly (8-45) 1984-87 8 Johnny Bell (8-42) 1998-00

CAreer interCePtion return yArds Rnk yDS Player Season 1. 232 ThomasSexton(11-232) 1998-02 2. 211 HowellFlatt(13-211) 1966-69 3. 205 Ryan Taylor (7-205) 2000-04 4. 193 Jimmy Hardie (15-193) 1967-70 5. 161 Ted Carruthers (7-161) 2000,02-04 6. 148 Ronnie Fuqua (8-148) 1968-71 7. 137 MichaelShelton(8-137) 1980-83 8. 136 TimChilcutt(8-136) 1963-65 9. 133 Ron Shegog (10-133) 1984-8510. 131 DariusWillis(6-131) 1991-92 11. 124 Kevis Buckley (12-124) 2006-

sinGLe seAson interCePtionsRnk No. Player Season 1. 9 HowellFlatt(9-181) 1966 2. 6 Tim Chilcutt (6-133) 1964 6 RonShegog(6-112) 1985 6 LynnHailstock(6-81) 1976 6 TaylonJenkins(6-81) 1998 6 JimmyHardie(6-73) 1970 6 Kevis Buckley (6-70) 2008 6 JimThompson(6-12) 1971 6 AndyToombs(6-10) 1965 6 Kirk Pointer (6-0) 1992 11. 5 Ted Carruthers (5-128) 2004 5 Ronnie Fuqua (5-124) 1969 5 ThomasSexton(5-101) 2001 5 JimThompson(5-97) 1972 5 Robert Tripp (5-68) 1974 5 WillArmstrong(5-58) 1982 5 VinceAllen(5-57) 1986 5 Bob Fletcher (5-47) 1964 5 Corey Phillips (5-28) 2001


The last Governor to rush the ball 30-39 times: ChrisFletcher(30),atSoutheastMissouri;Nov.3,2007

The last Governor to rush the ball 40-49 times: Jay Bailey, (47), atKentuckyWesleyan;Oct.19,2002

The last Governor to rush for more than 200 yards: RyanWhite(210yards),Newberry;Sept.5,2009(23carries)

The last Governor to rush between 175-199 yards: RyanWhite(185yards),TennesseeTech;Oct.25,2008(22carries)

The last Governor to rush for more than 100 yards: RyanWhite(124 yards), Eastern Illinois; Nov. 15, 2008 (23 carries)

The last time two Governors rushed for 100 or more yards in the same game: RyanWhite(210yards)andTerrenceHolt(152yards);Newberry;Sept.5,2009

The last Governors to run 90 or more yards for a touchdown: JayBailey(99yards);atValparaiso;Sept.23,2000

The last Governor to run 80-89 yards for a touchdown: RafaelHill(80yards);atDavidson;Oct.25,2003

The last Governor to run 70-79 yards for a touchdown: RyanWhite(75yards);Newberry,Sept.5,2009

The last Governor to attempt 50 or more passes in a game: JesseKellogg (52); at Campbellsville; Sept. 4, 2004

The last Governor to attempt 40-49 passes in a game: GaryOrr(42); Gardner-Webb; Sept. 13, 2008

The last Governor to attempt 34-39 passes in a game: MarkCun-ningham(38);WesternKentucky,Nov.18,2006

The last Governor to complete 40 or more passes in a game: Brian Baker (40), at Virginia’s-Wise, Nov. 06, 1999

The last Governor to complete 30-39 passes in a game:BrianBaker(32);Campbellsville,Aug.30,2001.

The last Governor to complete 25-29 passes in a game:MarkCunningham(26);Charleston,W.Va.;Oct.28,2006

The last Governor to complete 20-24 passes in a game:GaryOrr(22);Gardner-Webb;Sept.13,2008

The last Governor to complete 80 percent or better passes in a game: Jesse Kellogg (87.5%, 21-24): Kentucky Wesleyan; Sept.27,2003

The last Gov to complete 70-79 percent of his passes in a game: Trent Caffee, (70.0, 14-20); vs. Tennessee Tech; Oct. 25, 2007

The last Governor to complete 65-69 percent of his passes in a game: Mark Cunningham, 65.7, North Greenville; Nov. 4, 2006

The last Governor to pass for more than 400 yards: BrianBaker(426 yards); Campbellsville; Aug. 30, 2001

The last Governor to pass for 300 or more yards: MarkCunning-ham(308yards);Charleston,W.Va.;Oct.28,2006

The last Governor to pass for 250 or more yards: MarkCunning-ham(253);atDayton;Sept.23,2006

The last Governor to pass for four or more touchdowns in a game: Trent Caffee (4 TDs); Tennessee Tech; Oct. 25, 2008

The last Governor to pass for three touchdowns in a game: MarkCunningham(3);Bethel;Sept.1,2007

The last Governor to have a 90-yard or more completion: JesseKellogg(91yards)Campbellsville;Sept.6,2003

The last Governor to have a 70-89 yard completion: TrentCaffee(75yards);TennesseeTech;Oct.25,2008

The last Governor to have a 60-69 yard completion: MarkCun-ningham(60yards);Sept.30,2006:Tennessee-Martin

The last Governor to catch a 90-yard or more pass: Paul Derrick (91yards);Campbellsville,Sept.6,2003

The last Governor to catch a 70-89 yard pass: DarrylMiller(75yards),Oct.25,2008,TennesseeTech

The last Governor to catch 12 or more passes in a game: Pat Curran;KentuckyWesleyan;Sept.27,2003

The last Governor to catch 11 passes in a game:LanisFrederick;WesternKentucky,Nov.18,2006

The last Governor to catch 10 passes in a game: Paul Derrick; Morehead State; Oct. 09, 2004

The last Governor to have 5 passes intercepted:BrianBaker;atDavidson,Nov.13,1999

The last Governor to have 4 passes intercepted:GaryOrr;IllinoisState;Sept.19,2009

The last Governor to have 3 passes intercepted:MarkCunning-ham;SoutheastMissouri;Sept.02,2006

The last Governor to have 200 or more receiving yards:MichaelFarrell(210,11receptions);Campbellsville;Aug.30,2001

The last Governor to have 175-199 receiving yards: Pat Curran (175, 6 receptions); Morehead State; Oct. 09, 2004

The last Governor to have 150-174 receiving yards: LanisFred-erick(153,8receptions);atCumberland(Tenn.);Sept.09,2006(8receptions)

The last Gov to have 100-149 receiving yards: DarrylMiller(110,3receptions);TennesseeTech,Oct.25,2008

The last time two Governors had 100 or more receiving yards:Lanis Frederick (124) and Kevin Carter (110 yards); at Dayton, Sept.23,2006.

The last Governor to have three or more TD receptions in a game:DarrylMiller(3);TennesseeTech,Oct25,2008

The last Governor to have two TD receptions in a game:JeffLyle;JacksonvilleState,Nov.1,2008

The last Governor to score 30 or more points:DanielWilliams(30points);Tennessee-Martin;Nov.23,1996

The last Governor to score 5 or more touchdowns in a game:DanielWilliams(5);Tennessee-Martin;Nov.23,1996

The last Governor to score 4 touchdowns in a game: ChrisFletcher;NorthGreenville;Nov.6,2006

The last Governor to score 3 touchdowns in a game:DarrylMiller;TennesseeTech,Oct.25,2008

The last Gov to gain more than 400 total offensive yards:BrianBaker (423; (-3 rush, 426 pass); Campbellsville; Aug 30, 2001

The last Governor to convert a 45-yard or longer field goal:JohnBell(51yards);Gardner-Webb,Sept.13,2008

The last Governor to convert a 40-44 yard field goal: IsaacZi-olkowski (43 yards); Eastern Kentucky; Sept. 27, 2008

The last Governor to score 12 or more points by kicking: IsaacZiolkowski(12);SoutheastMissouri;Nov.22,2008

The last Governor to kick 5 or more extra points in a game: RossCoffee(7);Charleston,W.Va.;Oct.28,2006

The last Governors to make 3 or more field goals in a game:IsaacZiolkowski(3);SoutheastMissouri;Nov.22,2008

The last Governor to attempt 4 or more field goals in a game:Isaac Ziolkowski (4); Southeast Missouri; Nov. 22, 2008

The last Governor to punt more than 60 yards: RossCoffee(61yards);atMoreheadState;Sept.11,2006

The last Governor to attempt 12 or more punts:JeremyStansbury(13);Samford,Sept.11,1999

The last Governor to attempt 10 or more punts: BradleyWilson(11); Dayton; Sept. 25, 2004

The last Governor to average more than 45 yards per punt:RyanKey (47.6/5-238): at Samford; Oct. 20, 2007

The last Governor to return a punt more than 40 yards:TerrenceHolt (42 yards), Tennessee Tech; Oct. 25, 2008

The last Governor to return a kickoff for a touchdown: TerrenceHolt(85yards),MurrayState;Nov.17,2007

The last Governor to return a kick for more than 95 yards;TulsaPayette (96 yards), Valparaiso; Nov. 20, 1999

The last Governor to return a blocked field goal for a touchdown:KevisBuckley(67yards),atSoutheastMo.,Nov.3,2007

The last Governor to return a blocked punt for a touchdown:AdrianMines(0yards);vs.YoungstownState;Sept.12,2009

The last Governor to return a fumble for a touchdown: KitHarts-field (24 yards) , Newberry, Sept. 5, 2009

The last Governor to return a fumble 60 or more yards: KevisBuckley (64 yards); Tennessee State; Sept. 15, 2007

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The last Governor to return more than five punts in a game: Corey Phillips (7), at Butler; Oct. 12, 2002

The last Gov to have 60 or more punt return yards in a game:Ter-renceHolt(67);TennesseeState,Sept.15,2007(1return)

The last Governor to have six or more kickoff returns in a game:TerrenceHolt(7);atYoungstownState;Sept.12,2009

The last Gov to have 200 or more kickoff return yards in a game:Terrence Holt; 250 (7 returns); North Dakota State;Aug.28,2008

The last Governor to have 150 or more kickoff return yards in a game: TerrenceHolt;156(7returns);atYoungstownState;Sept.12,2009

The last Governor to have four or more interceptions in a game:Taylon Jenkins, at Georgetown; Nov. 14, 1998

tHe LAst tiMe: individuALThe last Governor to have three interceptions in a game:Thomas

Sexton;KentuckyWesleyan;Oct.20,2001The last Governor to have two interceptions in a game: Jason

Vanatta, Murray State, Oct. 4, 2008The last Governor to have 19 or more tackles in a game: Daniel

Becker(19/13-6);TennesseeState;Sept.15,2007The last Governor to have 16-18 tackles in a game: CharlieForte

(17/7-10); Davidson; Nov. 06, 2004The last Governor to have three or more sacks in a game: Joe

Bell(3.0);Campbellsville;Sept.06,2003The last Governor to have four tackles for loss or more in a

game: Joe Bell (4.0/4-0); Centre; Sept. 14, 2002The last time a player recovered a fumble and scored a touch-

down for 0 yards:NickClark;atSamford;Oct.20,2007

The last time the Govs scored 50 points in a game:KentuckyWesleyan(scored59);Oct.20,2001

The last time the Govs recorded a safety: Murray State; Oct. 4, 2008

The last time the Governors rushed for 400 or more yards: 554/71 carries,Tennessee-Martin;Nov.23,1996

The last time the Governors rushed for 300 or more yards: 371/43 carries,Newberry;Sept.5,2009

The last time the Governors rushed 70 or more times in a game:71,Tennessee-Martin;Nov.23,1996

The last time the Governors rushed 60-69 times in a game: 65,atSt.Joseph’s(Ind);Nov.2,2002

The last time the Governors rushed 50-59 times in a game: 56,IndianaState;Sept.8,2007

The last time the Governors rushed for 6 or more TDs in a game:6,Tennessee-Martin;Nov.23,1996

The last time the Governors rushed for 4 or more TDs in a game:4, at Davidson; Oct. 25, 2003

The last time the Governors attempted 50 or more passes in a game: 52, at Campbellsville; Sept. 4, 2004

The last time the Governors attempted 45-49 passes in a game,49, at Jacksonville; Oct. 16, 2004

The last time the Governors completed 40 or more passes in a game: 40, at Virginia’s-Wise; Nov. 06, 1999

The last time the Governors completed 30-39 passes in a game:32,Campbellsville;Aug.30,2001

The last time the Govs completed 75 percent or more of its passes:76.9(10-13),Bethel;Sept.1,2007

The last time the Govs completed 65 percent or more of its passes in a game: 70.0 (14-20), vs. Tennessee Tech; Oct. 25, 2008

The last time the Governors passed for more than 400 yards in a game: 426, Campbellsville; Aug. 30, 2001

The last time the Governors passed for 300-399 yards in a game:354, at Davidson; Nov. 13, 1999

The last time the Governors threw 5 or more TD passes in a game:5,KentuckyWesleyan;Oct.20,2001

The last time the Governors threw 3 or more TD passes in a game: 4, Tennessee Tech, Oct. 25, 2008

The last time the Governors had 5 or more passes intercepted:5,atDavidson;Nov.13,1999

The last time the Governors had 3 or more passes intercepted:4, Illinois State; Sept. 19, 2009

The last time the Governors had 90 or more offensive plays:90(31rush,59pass),atVirginia’s-Wise;Nov.06,1999

The last time the Governors had 80-90 offensive plays: 86 (49 rush,37pass),Missouri-Rolla;Oct.29,2005

The last time the Governors had 600 or more offensive yards: 623(554 rush, 69 pass), Tennessee-Martin; Nov. 23, 1996

The last time the Govs had 500 or more offensive yards:521(169rush,352pass),Charleston,W.Va.;Oct.28,2006

The last time the Governors had 400 or more offensive yards:462 (371 rush, 91 pass), Newberry, Sept. 5, 2009

The last time the Governors scored 8 or more TDs: 8,KentuckyWesleyan;Oct.20,2001

The last time the Governors scored 6 or more TDs: 7,Charleston,W.Va.;Oct.28,2006

The last time the Governors returned 7 or more punts: 7, atCampbellsville; Sept. 4, 2004

The last time the Governors returned 10 or more kickoffs: 10,atMoreheadState;Sept.9,1997

The last time the Govs had 70 or more yards in punt returns: 74 (7 returns), at Campbellsville; Sept. 4, 2004 (7 returns)

The last time the Governors had 200 or more yards in kick returns:250(7returns),NorthDakotaState;Aug.28,2008

The last time the Governors intercepted 6 or more passes:6,KentuckyWesleyan;Oct.20,2001

The last time the Governors intercepted 5 passes: MurrayState;Nov.17,2007

The last time the Governors intercepted 4 passes:Cumberland(Tenn.);Sept.10,2005

The last time the Governors had 100 or more yards in intercep-tion returns: 100(3returns),CatawbaCollege;Sept.09,2000(3returns)

The last time the Governors had 75 or more yards in interception returns: 88 (1 return), at Valparaiso; Sept. 11, 2004

The last time the Governors had 6 or more sacks:6.0,atVal-paraiso;Sept.23,2000

The last time the Governors had 5 sacks in a game:5.0,KentuckyWesleyan;Oct.20,2001

The last time the Governors had 20 or more tackles for loss: 20.0,atValparaiso;Sept.23,2000

The last time the Governors had 15 or more tackles for loss:16.0,atJacksonville;Sept.30,2000

The last time the Governors forced 4 or more fumbles in a game:5,Dayton;Oct.07,2000

The last time the Governors recovered 4 fumbles in a game: 4, St.Joseph’s(Ind.);Nov.01,2003

The last time the Governors blocked three or more punts in a game: 3,SoutheastMissouri,Nov.22,2008

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2009AUsTInpeAYscHedUle&resUlTs Date Opponent Result Score Overall OVC Time Attend

Sept. 5, 2009 Newberry W 34-23 1-0 0-0 2:56 5800Sept. 12, 2009 at Youngstown State L 21-38 1-1 0-0 2:49 16389Sept. 19, 2009 at Illinois State L 7-38 1-2` 0-0 2:53 10158Sept. 26, 2009 Eastern Illinois • Oct. 3, 2009 at Tennessee Tech •Oct. 10, 2009 at Southeast Missouri • Oct. 24, 2009 Eastern Kentucky • Oct. 31, 2009 Jacksonville State • Nov. 7, 2009 at Murray State • Nov. 14, 2009 Tennessee State • Nov. 21, 2009 atTennessee Martin •• - indicates conference game

2009AUsTInpeAYcOnVersIOnsAndpOssessIOn3rd-Down Conv. Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OT

Sept. 5 NC 5-11 45.5 0-2 0.0 1-1 100.0 0-3 0.0 4-5 80.0Sept. 12 YSU 4-13 30.8 2-2 100.0 0-2 0.0 1-6 16.7 1-3 33.3Sept. 19 ISU 2-13 15.4 0-2 0.0 1-4 25.0 0-3 0.0 1-4 25.0Sept. 26 EIU Oct. 3 TTU Oct. 10 SEMO Oct. 24 EKU Oct. 31 JSU Nov. 7 MUR Nov. 15 TSU Nov. 22 UTMAPSU 11-37 29.7 2-6 33.3 2-7 28.6 1-12 8.3 6-12 50.0 0-0 0.0Opponents 15-41 36.6 6-13 46.2 3-10 30.0 4-10 40.0 2-8 25.0 0-0 0.0

4th-Down Conv. Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OT Aug. 28 NC 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 0-0 0.0 — —Sept. 12 YSU 3-5 60.0 0-0 0.0 1-1 100.0 2-2 100.0 0-2 0.0Sept. 19 ISU 1-3 33.3 0-0 0.0 1-1 100.0 0-1 0.0 0-1 0.0Sept. 26 EIU Oct. 3 TTU Oct. 10 SEMO Oct. 24 EKU Oct. 31 JSU Nov. 7 MUR Nov. 15 TSU Nov. 22 UTMAPSU 4-8 50.0 0-0 0.0 2-2 100.0 2-3 66.7 0-3 0.0 0-0 0.0Opponents 5-8 62.5 2-2 100.0 3-3 100.0 0-0 0.0 0-3 0.0 0-0 0.0Time of Possession Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OT

Aug. 28 NC 26:10 5:04 5:10 9:15 6:41 — ---Sept. 12 YSU 29:02 3:58 7:50 10:23 6:51Sept. 19 ISU 23:56 3:31 8:19 5:16 6:50 Sept. 26 EIU Oct. 3 TTU Oct. 10 SEMO Oct. 24 EKU Oct. 31 JSU Nov. 7 MUR Nov. 15 TSU Nov. 22 UTMAustin Peay Total 80:32 11:40 24:02 23:33 21:17 0:00 Avg. 26:50 3:53 8:00 7:51 7:05 0:00Opponents Total 99:28 33:20 20:58 21:27 23:43 0:00 Avg. 33:09 11:06 6:59 7:09 7:54 0:00

2009AUsTInpeAYTeAmsTATIsTIcs TEAM STATISTICS APSU OPP

SCORING 62 99 Points Per Game 20.7 33.0FIRST DOWNS 45 69 Rushing 26 29 Passing 11 38 Penalty 8 2RUSHING YARDAGE 449 472 Yards gained rushing 613 539 Yards lost rushing 164 67 Rushing Attempts 116 121 Average Per Rush 3.9 3.9 Average Per Game 149.7 157.3 TDs Rushing 4 7PASSING YARDAGE 344 781 Comp-Att-Int 28-57-7 77-105-1 Average Per Pass 6.0 7.4 Average Per Catch 12.3 10.1 Average Per Game 114.7 260.3 TDs Passing 2 6TOTAL OFFENSE 793 1253 Total Plays 173 226 Average Per Play 4.6 5.5 Average Per Game 264.3 417.7KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 19-424 11-206PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 5-54 7-61INT RETURNS: #-Yards 1-0 7-22KICK RETURN AVERAGE 22.3 18.7PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.8 8.7INT RETURN AVERAGE 0.0 3.1FUMBLES-LOST 6-4 7-2PENALTIES-Yards 23-161 28-275 Average Per Game 53.7 91.7PUNTS-Yards 12-450 12-390 Average Per Punt 37.5 32.5 Net punt average 32.4 28.0TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 26:51 33:093RD-DOWN Conversions 11/37 15/41 3rd-Down Pct 30% 37%4TH-DOWN Conversions 4/8 5/8 4th-Down Pct 50% 62%SACKS BY-Yards 5-22 9-77MISC YARDS 0 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 8 13FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 2-2 3-4ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES 5-6 83% 14-18 78%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 3-6 50% 12-18 67%PAT-ATTEMPTS 8-8 100% 12-13 92%ATTENDANCE 5800 26547 Games/Avg Per Game 1/5800 2/13274 Neutral Site Games 0/0Score by quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOT

Austin Peay 17 21 3 21 62Opponents 13 28 38 20 99

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RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GWHITE, Ryan 3 51 317 20 297 5.8 1 41 99.0HOLT, Terrence 3 26 180 10 170 6.5 2 75 56.7LYLE, Jeff 3 5 39 1 38 7.6 0 17 12.7FORREST, Jontamion 3 4 9 0 9 2.3 0 5 2.3WILLIAMS, Dylan 2 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 3.5SPIVEY, Otis 1 2 6 0 6 3.0 0 4 6.0TEAM 2 2 0 4 -4 -2.0 0 0 -2.0CAFFEE, Trent 3 17 49 61 -12 -0.7 1 16 -4.0RYAN, Jake 3 2 0 21 -21 -10.5 0 0 -7.0ORR, Gary 1 6 7 47 -40 -6.7 0 4 -40.0Total.......... 3 116 613 164 449 3.9 4 75 149.7Opponents...... 3 121 539 67 472 3.9 7 19 157.3PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G

CAFFEE, Trent 3 110.34 19-38-2 50.0 242 2 43 80.7ORR, Gary 1 46.94 8-17-4 47.1 95 0 28 95.0RYAN, Jake 3 -20.60 1-2-1 50.0 7 0 7 2.3Total.......... 3 86.84 28-57-7 49.1 344 2 43 114.7Opponents...... 3 152.77 77-105-1 73.3 781 6 37 260.3RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G

MILLER, Darryl 3 5 90 18.0 2 30 30.0WHITE, Ryan 3 5 28 5.6 0 9 9.3LYLE, Jeff 3 4 25 6.2 0 15 8.3THOMAS, Scott 3 3 65 21.7 0 35 21.7MINES, Adrian 3 3 56 18.7 0 43 18.7HOLT, Terrence 3 2 25 12.5 0 14 8.3ROUSE, Preston 2 2 9 4.5 0 6 4.5JENNINGS, T.C. 2 1 28 28.0 0 28 14.0ADAMS, Ashlon 2 1 11 11.0 0 11 5.5HOEH, Jack 3 1 7 7.0 0 7 2.3LITTERAL, Chris 3 1 0 0.0 0 0 0.0Total.......... 3 28 344 12.3 2 43 114.7Opponents...... 3 77 781 10.1 6 37 260.3FIELD GOALS FGM-A Pct 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk

STANSELL, Stephen 2-2 100 0-0 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 29 0FG SEQUENCE Austin Peay Opponents

Newberry (20), (29) (27)Youngstown State - (31), 21 Illinois State - (48)Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Southeast Missouri Eastern Kentucky Jacksonville State Murray State Tennessee State Tennessee Martin |-------- PATs --------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PTS

STANSELL, Stephen 0 2-2 8-8 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 14HOLT, Terrence 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12MILLER, Darryl 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12MINES, Adrian 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6CAFFEE, Trent 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6WHITE, Ryan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6HARTSFIELD, Kit 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Total.......... 8 2-2 8-8 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 62Opponents...... 13 3-4 12-13 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 99TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G

WHITE, Ryan 3 51 297 0 297 99.0CAFFEE, Trent 3 55 -12 242 230 76.7HOLT, Terrence 3 26 170 0 170 56.7ORR, Gary 1 23 -40 95 55 55.0LYLE, Jeff 3 5 38 0 38 12.7FORREST, Jontamion 3 3 8 0 8 2.7WILLIAMS, Dylan 2 1 7 0 7 3.5SPIVEY, Otis 1 2 6 0 6 6.0TEAM 2 2 -4 0 -4 -2.0

RYAN, Jake 3 4 -21 7 -14 -4.7Total.......... 3 173 449 344 793 264.3Opponents...... 3 226 472 781 1253 417.7ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G

HOLT, Terrence 3 170 25 11 424 0 630 210.0WHITE, Ryan 3 297 28 0 0 0 325 108.3MILLER, Darryl 3 0 90 10 0 0 100 33.3THOMAS, Scott 3 0 65 0 0 0 65 21.7LYLE, Jeff 3 38 25 0 0 0 63 21.0MINES, Adrian 3 0 56 0 0 0 56 18.7THOMAS, Ricky 3 0 0 33 0 0 33 11.0JENNINGS, T.C. 2 0 28 0 0 0 28 14.0ADAMS, Ashlon 2 0 11 0 0 0 11 5.5ROUSE, Preston 2 0 9 0 0 0 9 4.5FORREST, Jontamion 3 8 0 0 0 0 8 2.7HOEH, Jack 3 0 7 0 0 0 7 2.3WILLIAMS, Dylan 2 7 0 0 0 0 7 3.5SPIVEY, Otis 1 6 0 0 0 0 6 6.0TEAM 2 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -2.0CAFFEE, Trent 3 -12 0 0 0 0 -12 -4.0RYAN, Jake 3 -21 0 0 0 0 -21 -7.0ORR, Gary 1 -40 0 0 0 0 -40 -40.0Total.......... 3 449 344 54 424 0 1271 423.7Opponents...... 3 472 781 61 206 22 1542 514.0

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLnSTANSELL, Stephen 13 823 63.3 2 0 Total.......... 13 823 63.3 2 0 206 44.4 25Opponents...... 19 1180 62.1 0 0 424 39.8 30PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd

KEY, Ryan 11 450 40.9 57 0 0 2 0TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 1Total.......... 12 450 37.5 57 0 0 2 1Opponents...... 12 390 32.5 47 0 3 6 1


2009AUsTInpeAYdefensIVesTATIsTIcs |------------Tackles------------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| Fumbles Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf

33 BECKER, Daniel 3 10 14 24 4.0-10 0.5-3 . . . . 1 . .6 SMITH, Amius 3 17 7 24 1.0-1 . . 2 . . . . .2 HARTSFIELD, Kit 3 11 10 21 1.5-4 0.5-3 . . . 1-24 1 . .21 TOWNSEND, Tremayne 3 13 6 19 3.0-6 . . 2 . . . . .10 GULMIRE, Spencer 3 6 12 18 0.5-1 . . 1 . . . . .8 DAVIS, LaDarius 3 8 3 11 . . . 1 . . . . .25 THOMAS, Ricky 3 4 7 11 1.0-2 . . . . . . 1 .43 BURKHART, Zac 2 5 5 10 . . 1-0 . . . . . .99 PEELER, Rocky Dee 3 6 3 9 1.5-3 . . . 1 1-0 . . .96 JOHNSON, Steven 3 4 4 8 1.5-10 1.0-8 . . 1 . . . .48 CLARK, Nick 3 4 3 7 1.0-2 . . . . . 1 . .28 HARPER, JayR 2 4 2 6 . . . . . . . . .88 NEWELL, Chris 3 4 2 6 1.0-2 1.0-2 . 1 1 . . . .23 ROBINSON, Tay 2 3 3 6 . . . . . . . . .54 FAULKNER, Antonio 3 2 4 6 . . . . . . . . .57 SPRINGFIELD, Skyler 3 3 3 6 0.5-0 . . . . . . . .20 ROSS, Jeremy 3 3 3 6 1.0-11 . . . . . . . .44 HAYNES, Chris 3 4 2 6 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .26 DILLARD, Darrick 3 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . .5 BUCKLEY, Kevis 3 5 . 5 . . . 2 . . . . .45 COLLINS, Ben 3 2 3 5 1.5-5 1.0-4 . . . . . . .13 SWENSON, Daniel 2 2 2 4 . . . 1 . . . . .38 KECK, Preston 3 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . .36 MAJORS, Antwaun 3 2 2 4 . . . . . . . . .24 MALONE, Marvis 3 1 3 4 . . . . . . . . .58 MARION, Anthony 2 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .34 TAYLOR, Chris 2 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .77 BARKER, James 3 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .74 WASHINGTON, J.P. 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .41 WOODS, Rick 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .27 WILLIAMS, Dylan 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .53 BROOKS, Stanley 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .56 STEVENSON, Tyler 2 . 1 1 . . . . 1 . . . .9 THOMAS, Scott 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .22 LYLE, Jeff 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . Total.......... 3 138 111 249 20-58 5-22 1-0 10 4 2-24 3 1 . Opponents...... 3 107 88 195 22.0-109 9-77 7-22 6 7 4-0 3 1 . .

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongHOLT, Terrence 3 11 3.7 0 9MILLER, Darryl 1 10 10.0 0 10THOMAS, Ricky 1 33 33.0 0 0MINES, Adrian 0 0 0.0 1 0Total.......... 5 54 10.8 1 10Opponents...... 7 61 8.7 0 29KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long

HOLT, Terrence 18 424 23.6 0 42JENNINGS, T.C. 1 0 0.0 0 0Total.......... 19 424 22.3 0 42Opponents...... 11 206 18.7 0 28

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongBURKHART, Zac 1 0 0.0 0 0Total.......... 1 0 0.0 0 0Opponents...... 7 22 3.1 0 13FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long

HARTSFIELD, Kit 1 24 24.0 1 24Total.......... 1 24 24.0 1 24Opponents...... 0 0 0.0 0 0


AUSTIN PEAY GAME HIGHS

Rushes 43 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Yards Rushing 371 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Yards Per Rush 8.6 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)TD Rushes 2 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Pass attempts 23 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Pass completions 13 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Yards Passing 158 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Yards Per Pass 6.9 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)TD Passes 1 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009) at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Total Plays 64 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Total Offense 462 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Yards Per Play 8.1 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Points 34 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Sacks By 3 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)First Downs 20 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Penalties 9 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Penalty Yards 75 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Turnovers 6 at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Interceptions By 1 at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes 47 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Yards Rushing 205 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Rushes 47 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Yards Rushing 205 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Yards Per Rush 4.4 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)TD Rushes 4 at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Pass attempts 47 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Pass completions 35 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Yards Passing 335 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Yards Per Pass 9.7 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)TD Passes 4 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Total Plays 78 at Illinois State(Sep. 19, 2009)Total Offense 449 vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Yards Per Play 6.2 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Points 38 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009) at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Sacks By 4 at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009) at Illinois State(Sep. 19, 2009)

AUSTIN PEAY INDIVIDUALRushes 23 WHITE, Ryan vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Yards Rushing 210 WHITE, Ryan vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)TD Rushes 2 HOLT, Terrence vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Long Rush 75 HOLT, Terrence vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Pass attempts 23 CAFFEE, Trent at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Pass completions 13 CAFFEE, Trent at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Yards Passing 158 CAFFEE, Trent at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)TD Passes 1 CAFFEE, Trent vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009) CAFFEE, Trent at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Long Pass 43 CAFFEE, Trent at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Receptions 3 MILLER, Darryl at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009) WHITE, Ryan at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Yards Receiving 49 MINES, Adrian at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)TD Receptions 1 MILLER, Darryl vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009) MILLER, Darryl at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Long Reception 43 MINES, Adrian at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Field Goals 2 STANSELL, Stephen vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Long Field Goal 29 STANSELL, Stephen vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Punts 5 KEY, Ryan at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Punting Avg 43.6 KEY, Ryan at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Long Punt 57 KEY, Ryan vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Long Punt Return 10 MILLER, Darryl vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Long Kickoff Return 42 HOLT, Terrence vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009) HOLT, Terrence at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Tackles 10 BECKER, Daniel at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009) HARTSFIELD, Kit at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Sacks 1.0 COLLINS, Ben vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009) JOHNSON, Steven vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009) NEWELL, Chris at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Tackles For Loss 2.0 TOWNSEND, Tremayne vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Interceptions 1 BURKHART, Zac at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)

OPPONENT INDIVIDUALRushes 20 Smith, Kevin, at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Yards Rushing 116 Smith, Kevin, at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)TD Rushes 4 Gordon,Cliffton, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Long Rush 19 Cook, Jamaine, at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Pass attempts 47 B. Gantt, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Pass completions 35 B. Gantt, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Yards Passing 335 B. Gantt, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)TD Passes 4 Summers, B., at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Long Pass 37 B. Gantt, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Receptions 10 D. Pressley, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009) D. Brown, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Yards Receiving 149 D. Pressley, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)TD Receptions 2 Jones, Donald, at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Long Reception 37 D. Pressley, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Field Goals 1 B. Blackmon, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009) Blose, Stephen, at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009) Kutch,Zach, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Long Field Goal 48 Kutch,Zach, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Punts 4 T. Moon, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009) Mazur,Kevin, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Punting Avg 40.2 Mazur,Kevin, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Long Punt 47 Mazur,Kevin, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Long Punt Return 29 A. Patton, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Long Kickoff Return 28 Jones,E.J., at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Tackles 15 Bledsoe, S., at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009)Sacks 1.0 Bledsoe, S., at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009) Elliott, Andre, at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009) Savage, Mychal, at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009) Matelan, Luke, at Youngstown State (Sep 12, 2009) Davis,Austin, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009) Hemphill,Kelvyn, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009) Howe,Josh, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009) Phelps,Doni, at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)Tackles For Loss 2.5 R. Parker, vs Newberry (Sep 05, 2009)Interceptions 2 Jones,E.J., at Illinois State (Sep. 19, 2009)


CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—Ryan White ran for 210 yards and Terrence Holt added 152 yards on the ground and two touchdowns to lead Austin Peay to a 34-23 on Saturday night.

It was the first time two Austin Peay rushers reached 100 or more rush-ingyardsinthesamegamesinceChrisFletcherandQueaWilliamsdidsowith 153 and 114 yards, respectively, in 2005. White’s 200-yard game was the first by an Austin Peay running back since Jay Bailey gained 201 yards onthegroundin2002.

Holt, who finished with 15 carries, scored on a 16-yard touchdown in the second quarter to give Austin Peay a 17-3 lead. Newberry cut the lead 20-17inthethirdonan8-yardtouchdownrunbyGeraldLegree,whoalsohad a 10-yard rushing score in the first half.

ButHoltansweredwitha75-yardtouchdownruninthefourthquarterto give Austin Peay enough cushion to pull away.

gAme1:AUsTInpeAY34,newberry23FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 TotalNewberry 3 0 14 6 23Austin Peay 10 7 3 14 34

SCORING SUMMARY1ST 14:44 APSU K Hartsfield 24 yd fumble return (S Stansell kick) 8:14 NEW B Blackmon 27 yd field goal 6:35 APSU S Stansell 20 yd field goal2ND 8:04 APSU T Holt 16 yd run (S Stansell kick) 3RD 8:42 NEW G Legree 10 yd run (B Blackmon kick) 4:59 APSU S Stansell 29 yd field goal 0:20 NEW G Legree 8 yd run (B Blackmon kick)4th 14:46 APSU T Holt 75 yd run (S Stansell kick) 9:58 NEW D Pressley 22 yd pass from B Grantt (B Blackmon kick) 4:48 APSU D Miller 25 Yd pass from T Caffee (S Stansell kick)

NEW APSUFirst downs 24 20Rushed-yards 30-114 43-371Passing yards 335 91Sacked-yards lost 3-14 1-11Return yards 46 12Passes 35-47-0 7-14-2Punts 4-31.0 3-43.3Fumbles-lost 4-2 2-1Penalties-yards 8-66 9-75Time of possession 32:26 27:34RUSHING: NEWBERRY-Alkeem Sherman 6-56, Brandon Gantt 10-33, Gerald Legree 6-23, Tharry Salley 3-9, S.J. Worrell 2-1, Brandon Bostick 1-0, David Pressley 1-MINUS 1, Team 1-MINUS 7. AUSTIN PEAY-Ryan White 23-210, Terrence Holt 15-152, Trent Caffee 4-11, Team 1-MINUS 2.PASSING: NEWBERRY-Brandon Gantt 35-47-335- 0. AUSTIN PEAY-Trent Caffee 6-12-84- 1, Jake Ryan 1-2-7- 1RECEIVING: NEWBERRY-David Pressley 10-149, David Brown 10-80, David Smith 5-49, Alkeem Sherman 3-26, Kelton Tindal 4-20, Brandon Bostick 3-11. AUSTIN PEAY-Darryl Miller 1-25, Scott Thomas 1-21, Jeff Lyle 1-15, Terrence Holt 1-14, Preston Rouse 2-9, Adrian Mines 1-7

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP)—Brandon Summers threw four touch-down passes as Youngstown State raillied to beat Austin Peay 38-21 on Saturday.

Summers was 17-for-24 passing with 232 yards while Kevin Smith led YoungstownStatewith116yardsandascoreon20carries.

The Penguins (1-1) trailed 14-3 in the second before Summer con-nected with Andy Colegrove on a 4-yard touchdown, which started a run of 21straightpoints.Summershadtouchdownpassesof20and18yardstoDonald Jones during the spree, pushing the Penguins out to a 31-14 lead afterthethird.

SummerscappedthescoringforYoungstownStateona16-yardtouch-downpasstoDominiqueBarnes.

TrentCaffeepassedfor158yards,onetouchdownandaninterceptionfortheGovernors(1-1).

gAme2:Youngstownstate38,AUsTInpeAY21FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 TotalAustin Peay 7 7 0 7 21Youngstown State 3 14 14 7 38

SCORING SUMMARY1ST 1:46 APSU A Mines blocked punt recovery in end zone (S Stansell kick) 6:54 YSU S Blose 31 yd field goal 6:54 5:47 APSU T Caffee 1 yd run (S Stansell kick) 2ND 10:00 YSU A Colegrove 4 yd pass from B Summers (S Blose kick) 11:21 YSU K Smith 7 yd run (S Blose kick) 11:213RD 3:07 YSU D Jones 20 yd pass from B Summers (S Blose kick) 5:45 YSU D Jones 18 yd pass from B Summers (S Blose kick) 0:06 APSU D Miller 4 yd pass from T Caffee (S Stansell kick) 0:06 4th Qtr 8:23 YSU D Barnes 16 yd pass from B Summers (S Blose kick)

APSU YSUFirst downs 16 24Rushed-yards 41-64 47-205Passing yards 158 232Sacked-yards lost 4-27 2-8Return yards 42 14Passes 13-23-1 17-24-0Punts 4-25.5 4-26.3Fumbles-lost 2-1 2-0Penalties-yards 6-45 10-110Time of possession 29:02 30:58RUSHING: APSU-Ryan White 15-47, Jeff Lyle 1-12, Terrence Holt 7-8, Otis Spivey 2-6, Jontamion Forrest 2-5, Noy Garrett 1-0, Team 1-MINUS 2, Trent Caffee 11-MINUS 4, Jake Ryan 1-MINUS 8. YOUNGSTOWN ST-Kevin Smith 20-116, Jamaine Cook 6-45, Dana Brown 7-31, Jabari Scott 8-20, Brandon Summers 5-4, Dominique Barnes 1-MINUS 11.PASSING: AUSTIN PEAY-Trent Caffee 13-23-158- 1. YOUNGSTOWN ST-BrandonSummers 17-24-232- 0.RECEIVING: AUSTIN PEAY-Adrian Mines 2-49, Scott Thomas 2-44, Darryl iller 3-40, Terrence Holt 1-11, Jack Hoeh 1-7, Ryan White 2-5, Jeff Lyle 1-2, Chris Litteral 1-0. YOUNGSTOWN ST-Donald Jones 6-82, Josh Lee 2-39, Aaron Pitts 2-37, Dominique Barnes 3-32, David Rogers 2-23, Kevin Smith 1-15, Andy Colegrove 1-4.


NORMAL, Ill. (AP)—Cliffton Gordon ran for four touchdowns Saturday as Illinois State easily defeated Austin Peay 38-7 for its first victory of the season.

AfterMattBrownconnectedwithTyroneWalkerforan8-yardtouchdownin the first quarter, Gordon took over. He ran 17 times for 96 yards and scored TDs of 2, 8, 9 and 5 yards. Brown was 24 of 33 for for 205 yards for the Redbirds(1-2),wholed21-7athalftime.

Illinois State finished with 367 total yards to 109 for the Governors (1-2).

Ryan White ran for a 24-yard touchdown in the second quarter for Austin Peay’s only score.

gAme3:Illinoisstate38,AUsTInpeAY7FINAL SCORE 1 2 3 4 TotalAustin Peay 0 7 0 0 7Illinois State 7 14 10 7 38

SCORING SUMMARY1ST 04:20 ILS Walker,Tyrone 8 yd pass from Brown,Matt (Kutch,Zach kick) 2ND 13:01 ILS Gordon,Cliffton 2 yd run (Kutch,Zach kick), 03:18 APSU WHITE, Ryan 24 yd run (STANSELL, Stephen kick) 01:08 ILS Gordon,Cliffton 9 yd run (Kutch,Zach kick)3RD 04:43 ILS Gordon,Cliffton 8 yd run (Kutch,Zach kick), 00:04 ILS Kutch,Zach 48 yd field goal, 6-21 2:55, APSU 7 - ILS 314TH 12:14 ILS Gordon,Cliffton 5 yd run (Kutch,Zach kick),

APSU ISUFirst Downs 9 21Rushes-Yards 32-14 44-153Passing yards 95 214Sacks-Yards Lost 0-0 4-39Return Yards 0 23Passes 8-20-4 25-34-1Punts 5-43.6 4-40.2Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0Penalties-Yards 8-41 10-99Time of Possession 23:56 36:04

RUSHING: APSU-Ryan White 13-40, Jeff Lyle 4-26, Terrence Holt 4-10, Dylan Williams 1-7, Jontamion Forrest 1-3, Jake Ryan 1-MINUS 13, Trent Caffee 2-MINUS 19, Gary Orr 6-MINUS 40. ILLINOIS ST-Cliffton Gordon 17-96, Geno Blow 16-57, Ryan Givens 7-3, Seth Hood 2-2, Team 1-MINUS 1, Matt Brown 1-MINUS 4.PASSING: APSU: Gary Orr 8-17-95- 4, Trent Caffee 0-3-0- 0.ILLINOIS ST-Matt Brown 24-33-205- 1, Matt Lancaster 1-1-9- 0RECEIVING: APSU: T.C. Jennings 1-28, Darryl Miller 1-25, Ryan White 3-23, Ashlon Ad-ams 1-11, Jeff Lyle 2-8. ILLINOIS ST-Eyad Salem 6-53, Tyrone Walker 5-43, Ben Graves 4-27, Cliffton Gordon 2-25, Geno Blow 2-17, Casey Cline 2-16, Cody White 1-13, Jake Knecht 2-11, Marcus King 1-9.


OffENSEQUaRTERBaCK7 TrentCaffee,6-3,226,Jr.,Aledo,TX17 GaryOrr,6-1,209,Sr.,Hixon,TN15 JakeRyan,6-2,180,R-Fr.,Knoxville,TNTaIlBaCK29 RyanWhite,5-9,199,R-So.,Nashville,TNor3 TerrenceHolt,5-8,180,Jr.,Nashville,TN31 OtisSpivey,5-9,212,Sr.,Rome,GAfUllBaCK32 Jontaimion Forrest, 5-11, 242, So., Jackson, TN22 Jeff Lyle, 5-10, 234, Sr., Clarksville, TNX-RECEIVER11 Adrian Mines, 6-4, 201, Jr., Ashburn, VA26 DarrickDillard,6-1,196,Fr.,Hopkinsville,KYW-RECEIVER1 DarrylMiller,6-2,198,Jr.,OakRidge,TN4 Ashlon Adams, 6-4, 225, Fr., Kingsport, TNy-RECEIVER95 JackHoeh,6-5,235,Sr.AshlandCity,TN83 Brad Williams, 6-3, 244, Jr., Clarksville, TNlEfT TaCKlE77 JamesBarker,6-3,273,R-So.,Dickson,TN75 Preston Frye, 6-7, 306, Fr., Piney Flatts, TN lEfT GUaRD69 KelvinLittle,6-1,295,R-Jr.,Clarksville,TN73 Jacob Langston, 6-5, 304, Fr., Hopkinsville, KYCENTER50 TimSchmid,6-3,311,So.,Nashville,TN51 MartinWhite,6-2,296,R-Jr.,Alcoa,TNRIGHT GUaRD53 StanleyBrooks,5-11,272,Sr.Burns,TN73 Jacob Langston, 6-5, 304, Fr., Hopkinsville, KYRIGHT TaCKlE61 TylerTrent,6-1,278,Sr.,OakRidge,TN74 J.P. Washington, 6-4, 370, So., Nashville, TN

DEfENSEDEfENSIVE END88 Chris Newell, 6-4, 257, R-Sr., Clarksville, TN56 TylerStevenson,6-2,210,R-Fr.,Westerville,OHDEfENSIVE TaCKlE96 StevenJohnson,6-2,277,Jr.,Memphis,TN54 Antonio Faulkner, 6-2, 300, Jr., Paducah, KYNOSE TaCKlE99 Rocky Dee Peeler, 6-2, 297, Sr., Kingsport, TN57 Skyler Springfield, 6-3, 260, R-Fr., Madisonville, KYDEfENSIVE END48 Nick Clark, 6-1, 273, Sr., Lebanon, TN45 Ben Collins, 6-1, 274, Jr., Hopkinsville, KYSaM lINEBaCKER2 Kit Hartsfield, 6-0, 215, Sr., Murfreesboro, TN 25 RickyThomas,6-0,226,Jr.,Acworth,GAMIKE lINEBaCKER33 DanielBecker,6-3,237,Sr.,Brentwood,TN44 Chris Haynes, 5-11, 244, Sr., Clarksville, TNCORNERBaCK5 KevisBuckley,5-9,186,Sr.,Lexington,TN24 Marvis Malone, 6-0, 177, Sr., Gallatin, TNfREE SafETy21 TremayneTownsend,5-10,180,Sr.,Antioch,TN35 Jay Courtney, 5-11, 193, Sr., Powell, TNSTRONG SafETy10 SpencerGulmire,5-10,193,Sr.,OakRidge,TN20 JeremyRoss,6-0,177,Fr.,Antioch,TNWEaK SafETy6 AmiusSmith,6-2,210,So.,Clarksville,TN13 DanielSwenson,6-3,227,Sr.,Clarksville,TNCORNERBaCK 8 LaDarius Davis, 5-8, 164, Sr., Ft. Campbell, KY 36 Antwaun Majors, 5-10, 169, R-Fr., Mt. Juliet, TN

SPECIal TEaMSPlaCEKICKER16 StephenStansell,6-0,185,Fr.,Athens,TN94 Isaac Ziolkowski, 6-5, 208, Jr., Clarksville, TNKICKOffS16 StephenStansell,6-0,185,Fr.,Athens,TNPUNTER49 Ryan Key, 6-3, 230, R-Jr., Powell, TN14 T.C. Jennings, 6-2, 192, Jr., Brentwood, TNHOlDER35 Jay Courtney, 5-11, 193, Sr., Powell, TN

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lONG SNaPPER40 Nick Newsome, 5-11, 213, R-So., Dyersburg, TN 91 BentonJackson,6-1,195,Fr.,Clarksville,TNSHORT SNaPPER40 Nick Newsome, 5-11, 213, R-So., Dyersburg, TN KICK RETURN3 TerrenceHolt,5-8,180,Jr.,Nashville,TN5 KevisBuckley,5-9,186,Sr.,Lexington,TN PUNT RETURN3 TerrenceHolt,5-8,180,Jr.,Nashville,TN1 DarrylMiller,6-2,198,Jr.,OakRidge,TN

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